CNAS Responds: Two Years of War in Ukraine

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : John Hughes, Adjunct Senior Fellow, Energy, Economics, and Security Program: As the Ukraine War enters its third year, the U.S. and allies to continue to shift the sanctions focus from expansion to enforcement of existing measures.
47% : More importantly, consistent weapons deliveries and continued political support is required to help Ukraine push back Russian aggression now and, in the months, ahead. Nicholas Lokker, Research Associate, Transatlantic Security Program: Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 set in motion a fundamental shift in the outlook of the European Union (EU).
43% : The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense should pick the top drones in each class and scale production of these systems.
32% : EU leaders, now forced to think strategically, have changed course on various policies to best support Kyiv.

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